I put up a build machine to try and build some stuff on Bering. My first
task was to compile the kernel and look at replicating the build process
using gcc 2.95 and glibc2.0. Compilation gave me a 1MB kernel using default
config file that came with the Bering kernel sources tarball. Used make
I'm getting new network service soon (hopefully more bandwidth!), and
will be taking the opportunity to migrate my personal firewall system
from Dachstein CD to Bering.
Not that there's anything wrong with the method of creating a Bering CD
outlined in the users guide, but I'm wanting
On Thu, 2004-02-26 at 05:15, S Mohan wrote:
I put up a build machine to try and build some stuff on Bering. My first
task was to compile the kernel and look at replicating the build process
using gcc 2.95 and glibc2.0. Compilation gave me a 1MB kernel using default
config file that came with
